God forgives all sins– big and small– for those who trust in Christ for the forgiveness of sins. God's forgiveness is not determined by the size of a person’s sin but by the greatness of His love. All sin, big or small, separates us from God, but through Jesus Christ, we can be forgiven and restored to right relationship with God. Jesus' sacrifice covers all sins, and through faith in Him, we can receive forgiveness (Romans 3:23, John 3:16). The Bible is filled with examples of sinners who were saved by God’s grace, and we, too, can be part of those examples. Whether the sin feels small or monumental, God offers grace to all who seek Him with a repentant heart.
Forgiveness is not about the size of the sin, but the size of God's love. God’s love is vast and powerful enough to forgive anything when we come to Him with a repentant heart. Take David, for example: despite his grievous sins of adultery and murder, God forgave him when he confessed and repented (2 Samuel 12:13). The same is true for us today—whether our sins seem large or small, they all separate us from God, but through Jesus, we are offered forgiveness. Practically, this means that even in moments where we feel our actions are too unforgivable, we can trust in God's ability to forgive us if we seek Him sincerely. A person struggling with guilt for past mistakes, like lying or even more severe actions, can find peace in the truth that God offers forgiveness through Christ. Forgiveness doesn't erase the consequences of our actions, but it restores our relationship with God, freeing us from the guilt and shame that sin brings. God’s grace is available to all who believe in Jesus, no matter the magnitude of the sin.